Technology
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Your Phone Will Sound an Alarm This Wednesday, and There’s a Good Reason for It
This Wednesday at 2:20 p.m. ET your phone and the phones of everybody else will start to alarm, but there is no reason for worry, writes Catherine Thorbecke for CNN. The federal government announced it is planning on conducting a nationwide test of its Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts on Wednesday. “The purpose…
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Your Local Government Has Started Livestreaming. Is Anyone Tuning In?
Livestreaming is no longer just a trend; it’s become a key technology bridging the gap between governments and their communities. Governments, regardless of their size, are embracing streaming for city council meetings to relay their messages more transparently and efficiently. Several forward-thinking organizations in Pennsylvania, including the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, have started official YouTube…
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First Bank: Are You Properly Protecting Your Identity?
Properly protecting your identity is important for everyone to keep in mind. The holiday season can be an especially susceptible time for information leaks, as shoppers purchase gifts online more frequently each year. The pandemic has only exacerbated this concern, as more traffic online means opportunities to steal your personal information. The Federal Trade Commission…
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Blue Bell’s Unisys Leaving its Midwest Campus but Will Relocate Nearby
Tech company Unisys Corp., based in Blue Bell, is leaving its Midwest campus located outside of Minneapolis, but will keep a presence in the area, writes Caitlin Anderson, Minneapolis/St. Paul Business Journal. The company built its Midwest campus in Eagan, Minnesota in 1986. The property houses a data center and lab space. Unisys plans on…
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Local Author Explains the Role of Esports in Our Local Educational Landscape
As we embrace the back-to-school season, there’s an exciting evolution underway in our educational landscape. Today, the sport of playing competitive video games is being embraced by educational organizations for its ability to reshape traditional learning experiences. This transformation is not just about the gaming enthusiasts; it’s about educators, parents, tech directors, and anyone interested…
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Crystal Technologies Group, Inc. in West Chester Brings Technology Support and Peace of Mind to Its Clients
The heart of Crystal Technologies Group in West Chester is found in the passion and expertise of its founders, Cheryl Stradling and Greg DeCinque. Crystal is a technology advisory firm hyper-focused on customer experience and support. “We strongly believe our depth of support is unsurpassed, especially in this region,” Stradling said. The success of the…
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Haverford Systems Provides Key Tech Upgrades for Lafayette Hill-Based Nonprofit with National Footprint
In a collaboration aimed at furthering organizational efficiency, Haverford Systems recently completed a technology overhaul of an executive boardroom and three additional meeting spaces at Merakey, a nonprofit headquartered in Lafayette Hill that provides developmental, behavioral health, and education services. “I’ve been here for seven years, and Haverford Systems has always been a part of…
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As Fresh Data Highlights Philadelphia’s Office Revival, a New Trend in Meeting Rooms Emerges
Welcome back to the office! Fresh data is pouring in, and it paints a promising picture for the return to office efforts underway in the tristate area. Philadelphia and the surrounding suburbs are experiencing an office revival. Employees are trickling back, filling those once-empty desks. It’s not just a gut feeling; the numbers back it…
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Haverford Systems Has the Technology, Talent to Meet the Evolving Needs of Schools in a Post-Pandemic World
The COVID-19 pandemic presented schools with unprecedented challenges and ultimately brought about a seismic shift in the way schools operate. Haverford Systems, an audiovisual design and installation firm with more than 30 years of experience in the region, helped several schools upgrade their technology and therefore continue their educational mission with as little disruption as…
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Wawa Testing New Electric Delivery Truck from Penske Logistics
Wawa has launched a pilot program to test its first electric delivery truck through a partnership with Penske Logistics, writes Emma Dooling for Philadelphia Business Journal. The convenience store chain and Penske Logistics will be studying the performance of a Freightliner eCascadia battery-electric truck over a six-month period. Wawa President Brian Schaller said that during…
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As Tech Entrepreneurship Surges Locally, Haverford Systems Looks to Add to Its Growing Team
In the picturesque landscape of Chester County, there’s more than just historic sites and scenic beauty. There’s innovation. In recent years, Chester County has seen a surge in tech entrepreneurship, and one local business stands out in this wave of innovation, reflecting the broader shift in how we communicate in our digital age. Haverford Systems,…
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Conshohocken’s ZeroEyes Raises $23 Million to Support Expansion Plans
ZeroEyes, which is based in Conshohocken, has had an amazing year with about 360% growth so far, writes Ryan Mulligan for the Philadelphia Business Journal. And now the company has raised $23 million to support even more growth. ZeroEyes has plans to add to staff, and increase its footprint. The company offers its AI-based gun…
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Bryn Mawr Company Creates a Waze-like Mental Health App Called Route
The former managing director of Safeguard Scientifics’ health care portfolio, Dr. Gary Kurtzman has created an app that aspires to be the “Waze to mental health,” writes John George for the Philadelphia Business Journal. He established the Bryn Mawr company route because he saw the need for a user-facing mental health app that acted as…
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Local Businesses Weigh In on Modern Office Layouts and Hybrid Workforce Privacy and Productivity
More than half of employees overhear confidential information at the office. That’s a startling number, isn’t it? It’s a concern that local businesses are taking seriously, especially with the rise of open floor plans and hybrid workforces. The Problem Open office layouts look sleek and modern. They encourage collaboration and create a sense of community.…
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Ray Westphal, Founder of King of Prussia’s Vertex, Is Remembered
Ray Westphal, founder of Vertex, a provider of tax software for businesses in King of Prussia, passed away on August 7 at the age of 88, writes Jeff Blumenthal for Philadelphia Business Journal. “Ray Westphal was a visionary who pioneered corporate tax software and built Vertex from a tiny startup into the trusted, global brand…
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Borough of West Reading Takes Significant Technological Leap Forward, Thanks to Haverford Systems
The Borough of West Reading recently took a significant technological leap forward, courtesy of Haverford Systems, the region’s most experienced company for audiovisual installations. West Reading’s recent technological upgrades have not only revolutionized the way the borough conducts its meetings but have also significantly enhanced the quality of its audiovisual systems. “Like everyone throughout the…
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King of Prussia Cinema One of Few Across U.S. to Support Special IMAX Film Format
When the highly anticipated movie “Oppenheimer” was released in July, Regal Cinemas in King of Prussia was one of the very few movie theatres able to show the film using the IMAX 70 mm film format, writes Todd Spangler for Variety. The film’s director Chris Nolan has called this special format the “best possible experience”…
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How Local Businesses Are Reimagining Communication to Bridge the Modern ‘Office Divide’
In today’s business world, the shift toward virtual meetings has become more evident than ever. As COVID-19 reshaped our daily lives, one unexpected positive development emerged: the mainstream adoption of virtual meetings. While some enterprises had adopted this mode of communication earlier, the majority of businesses, including many in Chester County, embraced virtual meetings out…
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